The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 18, 1915 Page: 3 of 8
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THE ARGOS. EL ATOM V. TEXAS
A BAD CASE
AND ITS RELIEF
Lady Telia Details of Ten Years
Of Suffering Which Now Lie*
Behind Her.
THE WEATHER
Carot *ieri
General
Observ.xtn
Weathur M
ry Forecast.
ivemen.t* Due
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Wallace, Vo.-—Mrs. Mary yosti of
tills town, lull)out l* n YCiiEg-ggo, -
1 had very poor health, uud f.or live
years it steadily got worse, i could
liot staud on my feet. 1 got so 1 could
only drag about in the room. .Most
of the time 1 was not able to do my
work.
I had terrible bearing-down pains,
my ba.ck ached all tho time and was
very .weak. 1 cnuld scarcely carry
anything and suffered agony when I
lifted anything. The muscles in my
abdomen were so weak 1 could scarcely
lift myself up straight, and I thought
I would surely grow crooked.- 1 hud
difficulty in walking, it was so painful.
1 suffered in hips and back" and could
hardly raiso up at all. At times, I
couldn't sit on the chair—would have
to lie down. I was in such agony. I
Just sat around and cried.
At this time, about five years ago,
I began to take Cardiff, at my mother's
insistence. After two' or three weeks’
use I saw an improvement. The pc'.ns
got less gradually until they disap-
peared. In two months I could w“alk
without pain and could do most of my
work. For about three year? 'my.im-
provement was steady and continued
until I had back my health and
strength.
The cure, has been pefipanent, for I
have been in good health for the past
two years, due to my having taken
“Cardtil, which effected the cure." *
All druggists sell Curdui. Try it.—
Adv.
One-Hundred-Dotfar Tree.
The government has received $!)!• 10
in. payment for st single sugar-pine
tree that a trespasser cut in the Stan-
islaus National forest in California, it
yielded more than enough actual him
her tor a good-sl/ed house, or for a
t.wod’oirt board walk nearly two miles
long. Tlio tree sealed is.933 hoard
.feel, and " was valued at $5.25 a
.thousand feet. Officers of the for-
est. service believe that although na-
tional ft rest timber is frequently sold
tit a Blither rate- it foot, no other tree
ever felled in a national forest lias
been worth so much. Youth's Conn
I taut on.
It Pays to Pyay, and Advertise. *
“Do you belit \ > in the efficacy of
prayer '' asked the new-minister.
"You bet !•" triumphantly replied Sam
Stinger,. Urn enterprising real'estate
■denier "Why ut'tlie prayer meeting
last Thursday-night, I prayed loud ah(^
loftg for blessings on our progressive
•'‘•Trruiiri it ; timr i **
profitub.l'c Invest meji'tj;, had next morn- $7,
ing JL-a.uki.tuwi Wfa.<in Luv,jieyv,.jaJuf,
"High addition to" a stranger who had
and Their Local Effi.ru. for the Cot
ton States. March 2t to 28. 1*15.
Cool Wav* Serlea Number M luc
for lie n*vt recurrent# in North*,-si
l in toil .Stuti-e March «. will. tie an
hVctugr to Hiuvetnotlt. preceded
by slew In all Northern Fi.ites and by
ruin In the South, and bringing 2u to
degree* cohlrr weather over the
♦isuntry generally.
Number-Q Tine March 3R;~Vfni"T»-
..*« rn^-jn^Yr-mrjtk ^rrmbaL W:
ram in the South and rain or snow In
North, astern Statu*, ami bringing
moderately ctildeh temperatures.
Forecast for the Cotton States.
Sunday, -March 21—The week will
open with moderately warm tempera
Mtrus In the South and with Increas-
ing cloudiness, especially In tVliST-
liHN AM* MIM'l.K CUTTuN HK..T.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 25, 23. 24—ford Wave hfuiiilx-r
M is due to overspread the WKSTE11N
BELT Monday, accompanied by snow
well Into Texas and by rain In the re-
mainder of the WESTERN AND MID-
DLE COTTON BELT, bringing light
freezing temperatures over the nerth-
ern half of Texas, with frosty tem-
peratures nearly to the Texas coast,
hut only moderate falls of tempera-
ture elsewhere In the South. It is
not expected to clear In Texas, so-that
actual frosts should be generally
avoided. . ,
Thursday to Sunday. March 25-28—
lleneral rains In the South Wednes-
day and Thursday will precede fool
WaVo Number O, which will dear the
weather in WESTKUN COTTON
BELT by Friday and In the remainder
of the South Saturday. Frosts are in-
dicated for this movement us far South
as Houston, Texas, and in the north-
ern halves of the other Oulf States,
eaeept Florida, where no frosts are
probable from it.
From Nut tonal Weather Journal.
Houston. Texas,
SCHOOL BONDS PURCHASED
BY BOARD OF ELUCATICN
New Bonds Aggregating $101,100 Were
Purchase by State Board—Janitor-
Teacher Case Net Reopened.
Austin, Tex.—New bunds aggiSPgat-
im? $101,lot) were purchased tty the
state board 6f‘education at its regular
monthly mooting this week and $40,-
ojto, all the money available, -was or-
dered paid on bonds previously
bought The board now.owes $115,925.
No appropriations■ for slate aid were
made. The new bond • purchased
were: . .
Kthhnrt independent school district,
$6,500; --.M a hank, $8,000; Meridian,
$l,(iiio; Mission, '$5,000;. Shamrock,
$5,000; Bell county road district No.
14, $11,000; Angelina common school
district No. 35, $S.00.0.; Alns.eosa No.
54, $10,000; Bosque No.-55. $3,ti00;
$3j)00; .Orays.on N'p. 36, lOOe tii ayson
No,'.39, $4bu; ’) (•Ulalgo No, i?, $5',om>;
Limeslone No. 13, i
Wood' .V<r* lr $4i'M"*0; . Dallas
Falls No. 30, $5,000, CaUiourf' No".
WORK OF LEGISLATORS
AT THE STATE CAPITAL
TEXAS SENATORS AND REPRE-
SENTATIVES NOW OCCUPIED
WITH MANY PROBLEMS.
wills to*-, 11 real estate probated in
this state.
By Mr I'rudcington: Providing for
ah additional t. no.-rapher to be «*m*
ployed by the supreme court.
By Mr. Mcjulell; Removing requlrtv
ment that trustees und superlntend-
ont of the Confederate home shall ba
.Con ft'derate veterans.
By Sir M teaVfa: Inquiring railway
HOUSE-AND SENATE
Dll 1C an*ma5s killed on rnilraad right of
tSILLo way* .<iuue with tho county
UNITED STATES
WARSHIPS
Many New Measures Have Been Pass-
ed to Date, While New Billa Are
Constantly Being Offered
for Consideration.
By Messrs. Greenwood and Dtinn:
Requiring taxpayers to pay property
taxes for preceding year before vot-
ing in any bond election.
Austin, Tex.—At 13:35 Tuesday
morning the Valentino “Waters Fierce
bill" was engrossed, as amended, by a
vyote of 59 to 51. Amendments provide
that the attorney general shall make
investigations of any corporation
seeking to tnke advantage of the act,
and shall examine books and records j join, resolution, submitting
in and out of the state, and that any } tutional amendment
corporation Intending to take advan-
tage of the act shall so notify the at-
torney general. Another amendment
was added that no corporation having
a stockholder who was a stockholder
of any corporation previously convict-
ed of violating the anti trust laws or
Tefused a permit to do business in the
state shall be admitted in Texas un-
der this act.
At 12:40 Tuesday morning the
house adjourned until 10 o'clock “to-
morrow.” "Tomorrow,” however, was
Tuesday morning.
Appropriations for normal schools,
woman suffrage and oil legislation : M.^ Sears, who died at ills homo Hat-
were the chief "subjects debated in the j UriteY-
house Monday. Many other subjects
Austin. Tex The sonutO Saturday
reconsidered its action of- Friday in
postponing until March 19 further con-
sidcruiiuu of t-im pm by Mr. Bailey of
Harris, regulating oil pipe lines. Thja
places the bill on the calendar where
it may be .-ailed up uny time.
The senate engrossed the commit-
tee substitute tor the Saekett house
a constl-
to separate the
State University and the Agricultural
and Mechanical College.
Late In the afternoon the senate
adopted the pending amendment by
Senator Baltimore to the McGregor
cotton seed investigating commission
bill, the amendment providing that the
investigation be conducted by the at-
torney. general and eliminating all
reference to the governor, after which
the bill was engrossed.
The. senate adjourned r.t 5:30 o'clock
Saturday-afternoon out of respect to
the.memory of its chaplain. Rev. H.
wore brought up, but occasioned no
discussion, the members merely ex-
pressing themselves by voting.
The house passed finally Mr. Dick-
ron's bill Requiring county tax col-
lectors and attorneys to mail notices
Aifstin, Tex.—Two joint resolutions
providing for constitutional amend-
ments w. re passed finally in the house
Friday and t.wo oihers were defeated.
The text I took bill was passed finally
and i » to (he senate A number of
to delinquent taxpayers “and provld- | kwad Uteasines '.ere passed i.nally and
ing penalties for those officials wnen < •Wftnwfc • .
failing or refusing to do their utmost
to collect these delinquent taxes.
This" is intended to eliminate the print-
ing of delinquent tax lists.
The following measures- were en-
grossed in the house Monday:'
Mr. Humes'-bill, providing for state
bocail-of turcairy and state forester.
Mr. VanneyT bill, providing for pos-
session of property involved in litiga-
tion while suits are pending.
Mr. 'Hiller's bUY, reducing fp 500 the
minimum population' of towns or vil-
lages authorized to . regulate charges
of elactric light and power companies.
Austin, Tex.—The seriate Mondtfy
, fiif%$y- tie- Jonu*.Uuliu huaou
•bill for the - creation of . a now state
normal, amended, however, to estab-
dthr«*o new norniulcoUe.
The resolution .by Mr,. D'ove provid-
ing for tile purchase by the slate of
lands to he sold to actual settlers for
bonus feads was phased finally, 97
to 52.
The resolution by Messrs. Boner,
Floret. 1 luxe and uthers exempting cot-
ton and.woolen factories from taxation
for a pi Hod of top years, urged by Mr.
Honor as'a platform demand, passed
finally In ,-i vote of 11!» to 4. •
Mr. McAakilTa bill defining and reg-
ulatiiig reciprocal indemnity Insur-
ance, w;i:, .passed finally witbput' dis-
cussion.
The uniform child labor bill by
Messrs. i,aney and Parks, after being
amended liy Mr. Woods of Navarro
to |I|m ide'l’in; Proof for exempt ioi|. cer-
tifltTrsp'x-ttnd-to conform with provis-
ions of the compulsory education, .Mr.
.J.enujiiig.fcom thc,bijl ai.Leouu.niuj buy-
T Itio . iiix'.nltif - u’Uh •>' iMinlkLsi'inti’ rvf iirtnrd'
15KSW22S
-«.«* ........ ...... '*>»« ^300, wliU-Ii wus^oppoged by Mr.
L.diicy Inn -ndopted til t-o 20, and, the
w
iSDpr-
“CmfiElS" FOR
OtflUJ
••trTT^p'ftirTird' ease of lio.Wn* vS7
Striekiaiid-, applWatioh having -been
made by Dodson to reopen. Tljis is a
case un -which J. L. llodson, a school
.•teacher, in* Val Verde county, contract-
ed as ti'icher for the full limit of sul-
a-ligweil liv law. The trustees, in
'PrdcK3Et2RfCii'iiL iij/i'iMnCrH'
arit governor ami attorney general con
eiilli'vi»h -tn''''^ilF-3iggx{rR, Fast Tcxw
THE RIVAL FACTIONS IN
MEXICO MUST TOE ^ ARK
PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
TAKES EMPHATIC STAND TO
PROTECT foreigners.
American Warships Will Keep Guard
ta See That People Are Dealt
Fairly In Troubled Country.
Mexico City Improving.
Washington.—President Wilson ha*
determined that all the rival fuctlons
la Mexico shall he compelled, if neecs-
sary, not only.Jo respect the lives and
property of foreigners, but to In.-ure
freedom of eommerclal eommunlea-
tion between the I'nited Slates and
it* southern neighbor.
Tins policy, enunciated in the last
two notes sent lo General Parranra
concerning the situation in the City of
Mexico, was further dux doped by the
dispatch of a communication Inform-
ing the Mexican chief that unless the
gunboat Zaragosa was recalled from
its attempted blockade of the port of
Progreso the president of the. United
States "would be constrained to issue
instructions" to the commander of the
armored cruiser Pcs Moines “to pre-
vent any interference” with American
.--hips going To'or from that port.
The American note was couched in
lernis as etnphatic as the warning con-
cerning cumlition* in the Cily of Mex-
.(•(), relieved by the evacuation of Ole
regon. it set fort It that if the Ameri-
can cruiser found it necessary to lake
steps to prevent Interference with
Viuerican ships such a policy should
not lie interpreted as having uny re-
lation to "internal jifffLlrs in’ Mexico,"
lmt "In the interest of peace and
amity" between flicTWu countries.
' Washington.- While conditions in
the City -of Mexico have . improved
with the 'fond and water supply re-
plenished and the . iVpiiai placed in or
tier by the Villa-Zapata government,
situations fraught;' with difficulties
for 1 he lulled Slates g.neinmeni
have arisen at Progreso, the east
.-oast poll, and af Manzanillo, on the
I ’neiflc.
Tim American cousul at ManzaniHiT
report* a eoodil ion ■*>!' unurchy there
ami that Carranza troops are unable
to maintain order. Foreigners .are ap-
prehensive, lie *dtq-l.qre,-, . id the food
supply is decreasing, w hile Villa Za-
pata troops are investing the town's
manding I lie l'lu il'h' .fleei. Is reported
ready to lake foreigners away y con
ditioiis d(i*iiiit iumro
BaKinJ.
CPeStid
QSol^L
for' all by Calumet.
For dully use In millions of kitchens has
proved that Cnlumet it highest not only in
uutiliiy bqt in A-.j i rw/vt;- f>onvrr its well- - un-
failing in results—pure to the extreme and
wonderfully economical in use. Ask your
grocer. And try Calumet next bake day.
Received Highest Awards
WorUYPir*
Food t
LB9M-
r.ipon
€ I-'.r*sn. |!|
Fans t
lino. I nod,
M* h.
lfctf.
utittB,
and ^t'est Texr**r.
The Bill was passed finally 1w a vole
of 24 to 5.
. The senate killed Senator I.atti-
more's anti-blacklisting* bill by mi'u
ing to engross it'.
.Xiie, senate' then went into the cor
Austin, Tex.—Tin- ,m nale having re-
ei . sed Thursday night,- tlio eohftidera-
lion of the Texas conipau)1 liill was
rcMithed; Friday 'morning, and at tlio
hulset Senator McN. ulus- offered -an
amendment striking <>ui tin- enaViiiig
11 : ...e. Senator R'llley* rif Harris of-
.., -A, Hil, aim■niliffT-iili, to luakiv
-ijm
T AT
ME'BU.
till
ness
fi carefully
has in- in-
me 6l busi-
j, so or 30
If you
nm year to
itensely in-
ti vyrrtisinjTi
nake it e n-
krfrthod wo
mt want to
! this jTnper
; aomethiag
sed to haro
nd we will
hat
ver
ir isfemaen ar
constipations *
Get a 10-cent lu^t now.
No'odds hO'w'Tiad .vteTTntf-r, ’ffoKiach
or bowels; how much your . head
iches, how /miserable and untomfort-
able you are from constipation, indiges-
tion; biliousness and sluggish 'bowels
—you always get tho desired results
with Cascarets.- .
Don’t let your atomaeli, liver and
bowels make you. miserable. Take
Cascarets to-night: put, an end to the
headache, biliousness, dizziness, nerv-
ousness, sick, sour, gassy stomach,
backache and all other distress;
cleanse your inside organs of all the
bile, gases nnd constipated matter
which is producing the misery.
A 10-cent box means health, happi-
ness and a clear head for months.
No more days of gloom and distress
If you will take a Cascaret now and
then.. All stores sell Cascarets. Don’t
forget the children—their little la*
sides need a cleansing, too. Adv.
' Jk- “ 'tk: .^,.r Aimue: . UJv , . ^ s,, uietr-i'. iU '
.cmur.T ih.it-h-pi'••-*ih'ii-i pu •’* Till |l|"‘3' ■vr'if.r*
'an evh§ij0'n,.of the In w .'.g.oX ■riing the j seed l.iii ;’-the JiJP by SerigttW’ Opnner Without tldintT- ;'ih'.- setm^e^SW
Lhipiti^o^s|ff^iq^)iU(^^mdmr!^53)<m pi rnsit t ing the appointment of dY'puly fi|m||y ;l WH- t,v ,q„.nu.t»r Johnson re-
■constables, iu^towns;-of l, e .ii or iho.if.l| r;u . tn;lt, iill:«pn*lilie pooL bails bo
t'ltn I1y alt rrm'-Wfedi hcrrfini uaedt-frir
hiiidjiig i whrrft 'iHiriin'iti.eS;’hakTiv.Triir'-
demK«?l<»s»*i! to foreign eonimeree fry
'lllni^l in Itod “S Jty.et<
Ter hrdet";! Co-re As no "T rT
teiferefu e 'wpli Ainerli-HU rotinnerce.
D.'iii.tndS liy tfie'-'l'iiileiT 'Stfties gov^
erninent'on ifeiienil Salazar, I lie--Za-
pata louiiiiaiidel in' lie- City ol'.Mex:
■ii-o, lor tie- puni.-hmeni of soldiers
! ^ lib nrun!<• r> f 1 John 4$- M.-Mninis, an.
1 ,\iin fK .hi', ejtiMm., ,*SnU«t» -|-.v-Mi«nl »!-
-1. •X'.Vssw.V 1::* ongM-v*xwa; j.'.. ••I-
r'^
I Yon Joft MT0 n«mrf Wk»H yop Ivy (loop or kif-caB
I baking powder. Don't bo nuajrd. Boy Calumot. ItY
I Boro oronomical rovro wnnirmm# fivoo boot rooolto.
[ Ciionrt is far supttto’r to voor milk and vodn.
-A xLi |£_ u. v < IS 4' va W ] ill SL tftn T < > LJ t til A . ■■■
state suiierinfendent
t ho
____ __ ____________ sustained _ . ____„¥_...... _______ ... ______
bounty .superint'-iTili iit 'ai^' i>.y ■ •hy*8^>.(<»c.L>r<;lsf«>r.d,»fM:.f?i^^ • - j i
Doartf or- outi-oatum auirmeti me oe-. mining eonipain.es i-hnrtered to-do nr;-•v, nTrii$"'^f'N"o' opposliioii wiTs Oftereil.
ciaions of the state superintendent | oil. business -to also’engage in the"sale.
and manufacture of
v< |jri qillal ion- to- \ ola.
i:' the hi I. in' r. Win 111
state
and the county superintendent.
Oil Land Brings Fancy Price.
Taylor, Tex.—The recard price.,for.
an oik land lease in the Taylor-Thrall
field was paid Monday when Fritz
FMehs leased 4S2 acres of his farm
land adjoining the tract upon which Is
located the Fuchs well fo'r a consul ra-
tion of $84,000 and one-sixth royalty
on all oil and gas produced on the
tract. —L—’--—r-—r—rr
Canada Supplied With Wheat.
Ottawa, Ontario.—A government in-
quiry, result! of which became public
Tuesday, shows that the amount ol
wheat and of wheat equivalent in
flour, |n Canada on Feb. 8 last was
79,130,593 bushels, or wkh allowance
for a'small proportion of nonreplies,
| an aggregate in round figures of 80,-
: O00.000 bushels.
. A Business Matter.
. Kuntc'- Have'you taken the count?
Iff. .';r,-No; hut I have an option
an ■ liiip..„jinliI alp r the..huD>e show > I
-■imfgv.* «• *-*— - ■■ * i 4»m4*hes -iwdian ©44-*Hw,mQ‘
“ •" -------- j Washington.—Hearings on the
A mmi's, inclirialioh to give,advice
is strong lii'.inverse ratio to iiis lit-
nyss to give if. Albany Journal.
Analyze'the contents of your cup of
sorrow nnd.you'll be surprised ut (the
happiness found therein.
A pessimist is a person who is- dis-
appointed if the worst doesn’t hap
pen.—Albany Journal.
Occasionally a^ tnan is known to the
world ns the. husband of a prominent
woman.
A good listener is one who can pre
^Behd to be deeply Interested when he
Isn't
You have a right to exprew your
opinion-of the weather, but what's the
u*e?
Why don't you take & day off and
get acquainted with yourself?
on thm re-
newal of oil leases on the lands of the
Osage Indians ii. Oklahoma ware con-
cluded Friday by Stcrjilary Lane of
the interior departm.-nt, .Later tho
secretary directed that all proposals
for further ‘development of the oil
lands should be submitted In definite
form on March 22 to Indian Commis-
sioner Cato Sells for final considera-
tion by the department.
• Night Riding I* Mad* a Felony.
Nashville, Tcnn.—The Tennessee
house of representatives Tuesday pass-
ed on final reading a bill making night
riding in the state a felony, the pen-
alty being fifteen years in prison.
The bill had already passed the sen-
ate.
Steamship Load* Taxaa Lumber,
Port Arthur, Teat. — The Italian
steamer Glov&nroaa left Port Arthur
Tburaday loaded with 866,000 feet of
tlmbor for Leghorn.
transportation
gas; and by Senator Nugent, provid-
ing fqr the cancellation of unsold road
bonds by a two-thirds vote of qualified
voters. .....
The senate also passed finally tho
insurance bill by Senator Henderson,
over which there was some debate in
the afternoon, when It was engrossed.
The senate "passed finally the Me-
Nenlus bill creating a state board of
public accounting, consisting Of five
members to be appointed by the gov
eriior, and defining the qualifications
of expert accountants.
■Austin, Tex.—The bill providing
penalties for fraudulent advertising
• UfcUs placed on third reading Saturday
in the house nnd, after some iliscie
sion, the enacting clause was ordered
stricken out nnd the measured‘Rilled.
The house Saturday engrossed Mr.
Dtcksofi’s bill retail rig to jhe*"e<illi-<-
tion of delinquent taxes, then” in rapid
succession, wit bon tuny roll call, pa-:
MlJUtiyiL). ibv luU..,i,....... ...
By Mfr ltny+oTK
.filing an answer in ali cases wher
tlie defendant is cited by pMbliqatii.n.
By Mr. Cunningham; Providing nr
teaching agriculture in i utnnier nor-
mals and teachers’ institutes.
By Mr. Byrne and otli.-rj*:i 1’rovnl
ing for tlie i-stabli line nt of a state
school of correspondence iti Austin
By Messrs. Metcalfe arid Spencer:
Authorizing executors under foreign
Austin, Tex.—Members of the house
seemed little—Inclined to argument
Wednesday morninR and several sen-
ate bills were passed finally with little
difficulty.
The house passed finally the bill by
Senator Railt-y of De Witt, permitting
Aransas county to trane jonda to the
amount of $300,000, if voted by the
property residents, for the construe- _ _____
tion of a -causeway to connect Live Senator' Bailey of Harris, regulating
Oak peninsula with the land on the oil pipe lines, was called up, and the
opposite side of Copana bay. A mo- remainder of the afternoon wan spent
tion by Mr.'Burmeiater to postpone in discussing it. It was also consid*
consideration of the bill was tabled, ered during the Bight session.
liy unanimous consent- Senator
•W icy called up- his "pure sucar” bill,
and it was passed finally with but lit-
tle debate after he had offered sev-
eral minor amendments which were
afiefiTmi.
The senate passed finally tlie Lntt.1-
nlore bill permitting corporations to
contribute to bona fide commercial
organizations.- An amendment by Sen-
ator Townsend w-as adopted providing
this act shall not affect any [tending
suit. - , . '. ». .
' X---m
Austin, Tex,—The house considered
senate bills all "day'Thursday, advanc-
ing quite a few to third reading, but
killing.-.the Morrow preferential prl*.
i iry bill, permitting voters to, vole
for first” and "second” •tliblCe can-
dtdntes,' and also Hilling the senhto
conrniittee bill nuikloK it a felony for
a tenant * Vo’ dispose of tlie landlord's
share of the crop. " ,
'I vo senate bills, making appropria-
t.iiu for $25,000 lo fight the introdue-
t of Hi* lilllipql.- |.F,Ifltlilll -il l
.oMhm i-d'.
n- Sv*n
isco, were n dvr need to third
it? with sufficient niajoriffei to
te their filial jiassug" witii ilui
x ncy clause.
following bills Wf.re advanced
; i d. rqndjrig;
itor Jphi.i on's bill apprijprlatlhg
for temporary buildings at the
W.-s» Texas' Normal School in Canyon,
Texas.
Bill by Senators Hudspeth and
Bi.-lsford providing for the Invest-
m»-n> of eotmty school funds In d;s-
irict, county and precinct bonds.
Austin, Tex.—With but very llttl*
debate the senate Thursday passed
finally numerous bills, and also pass-
ed finally Mr. McFarland’B house joint
rromtntton providing."" tot—voting tn
other places than one’s legal rest*
den'ce. Near midafternoon the hill by
Well, HO
In.- punish
Y\ :iKhiri?1ojK- Kncoiirnging advices
lling of (lie rt'Ffi-f of TUe food lainine
L.-fic-Gw- City of *Mcx+cn jih'nniitb ■■ tbn
evncuallon of (in capital '.by the forces
of General Obreaon,'.tin Carrauzn
A'onin/aiHjciv vv.'ia. Fjidqjt by
the news that on tin- entry of.the Za-
pata troops John B. McManus, an
American citizen, •avis murdered
shot down In his home, the" door of
which had been -sealed with the coat
of arms of the 13.4ted States, and over
which flew the stars and Htuipes
Instant deWai'ul 'was ma.ifo by the
Brazilian mluiater on behalf of the
Utilied Uta-ii'Hi govertinieiit lor the pun-
ishment of those guilty*of the crime.
After a conference In rwei.'ii .President
Wilson .and liis euhuiet, Secretary
Bryan lelt'graplied the Brazilian min
Inter approving lie- aetlrin lie had
taken, and ai dine a demand for rqpu
ration to tin- family of th*•’ victim.
The mini i.-r w.s iii-Ltip-ted lo In
■ j i i in' the . i hment of i h«. of 1
fetid, rs end to. itnpi > a. upon tin- post
i l (ill ) i i ■ x a a (■
T
, DQ NOT HESITATE
_ MS I . . ^
• 'i’o Use Cuticura on Skin-Tortured'
Babies.- Trial Free.
T~ • 1
A hot bath wflh ('uij,eura Hopp and
gentle application of Cuticura Oint-
ment at once relieve, permit rest "and
sleep .arid pufriV to -fl-peedy healfri'int-
of eczemas, rashes, itrhlngs and irri-
tations of Infants and children even
In severe cases.
Samjilo each free hy mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, D- pi NY,
Boston. Sold everywhere.- \!v
The Aiherica.il man's tobucco bill
last year was $1,20n,0(H»,00W.
—Take CAFUDINE—
, For HRADAOHE8 and GHIPP. It's
Licjuid—L’rqrnpt and PI(;asant.“-AdvT
A mod. I w ife" is oi»e who isn't pal.*
t> rued nffier a model
.'hh-h'-nM—.v i-"4^
( d tlie <ic< e-l t <■!)' i*.
pullisllilielil
VV'ifsiilfietoh. A iiotiir
. n ( by 11 < ■ Liu i ’ ■ 1 . 1 i!
li’rid iy to ’ 3 Cun
to Idr i( |iom • Tint1 •/>
not fee I lei t ( a 11 dli/ 4
ovoul'l l,f li*-l(l personal
for tie* safety of A merit
forelgnon In tin- City
1 r promises
i r ..note was ,
*.. i nment \
r.ip/u In -reply j
i y 11: l;111 to the
iiid ObrVfgon
liy responsible I
ins ;ind oilier 1
I Mexico.
Carranza * npte produ >-(J no formal
enminetit. In so far as it gave assur
annex of an itita-ntlon to protect" for-
eigners and their interests. It was re-
garded favorably. General Carranza's
denial that General Obregon had In-
tedded to Incite the population of the
City of Mexico .to riot or to prevent
the entrance to tlie capital mf food
supplies was followed In the note
which went forward Friday by a re-
quest that If this were true train*
-hould be furnished to carry freight
^pto the city. , *
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Buy materials tha*. last
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Roofing
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Hurr, Henry. The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 18, 1915, newspaper, March 18, 1915; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth989996/m1/3/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.